Telegram-herald., 1887-06-21
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Year Ceffioasg. Lzess HAar. sho has
resided il his cry for psflod q three
sears. saoss thas he sAFns kis hsias 80
kiusslf and vie aad ehliaire0 By doias
sQeh man4al labor as l4 usually peFtoFmsd /
hy Gag ,zhoEe<s That a. sach lzoorer hs
has ssrked TOD W y. Eschsrdson. the per
sea holding contrast for the CRY Hal.
Thaf said Riehxrdson oses him no@ sls5.-7.
earned al the rsts Of 81 50 per day. That
ks has Gssd safh means ssthsz bis
pexsf % ootain said monsy. bat
that upon the representation a said Rich
sFdscn znd as sgsnss. ne had been led 10
believe ne would soon bs pad. That by
Te2son of trusting Richardson be has be
coale seFiously Involved Ia debt 10 the per
s8ps who cave furnished him With Fent and
tae necessities of life f0f hlassslf and tsm-
iiy That ssnes be has become aosoinisiy
10 want by reason Of being kept out Of his
wages. NJ. Hichafdson Asssnts himself en-
tlEsly from tie city, leaving 70 hope for pe-
titionsr 20 expect his money from him.
That be has also removed bis prop
eFly and elects out OF which
petitioner might be satisfied away
from the city. Your petitioner thsrefote
prays that such action may De taken IN his
bsheif as can lawfully Be taken in aidiag
your petitioner 70 secure bis wages.
The petition Was referred 70 the Board Of
Public Works. CITY Clerk Belknsp stated
thar ne had been served with papers IN the
Case cf Joseph c. Nordells vs. w. ID. kica-
ardson. IN the claim OF lien on City Hall
foF $4,000; referred 10 Board OF Public
Works
French & Kridler were grated a saloon
License II So Elisworth-aye.
Accounts 70 the aaaount OF =. 6.92osl were
reported as correct By the Controller and
ordered paid.
Tie contract for second printing was
awarsssd so the Leadsr. W. r. Ringnette
and II j. Rothehu1 were granted a license
70 conduct saloon AZ t02 South Division
ST. The ire limits were extended from the
south line of Hastings st, north along The
west line OF Fairbanks. thense west along
the south line OF Fairbanks 70 the east side
of kent-st.
The Committe on Ordinances reported
amendments 10 the several ordinances as
/ follows.
Section 3. or an ordinance relative to
Breaches of the Pace.
Sec. 3. OF an Ordinance relative to lnde
tsnl Exposure Of Person.
See. &. OF an Ordinance relative 20
| Houses Of Ill-fame and IT'S visiting thereof
| Sec. l. OF an Ordinance relative 10 Dis
| ordcrly Persons.
| Sec. 5. OF an Ordinance relative to
| the Preservation Of the Public Peace and
| good order.
Sec. 5. OF an Ordinance relative to
| Shows.
Sec. l2. OF an Ordinance entitled an
ordnance TO restrain cattle. etc. from run
ming arlarge on the public street.
i Sec. d. An Ordinance relative 10 dogs.
| Tie several amendments were placed on
| their second reading. ordered printed. and
4 laid over for one week. The amendments
made are wholly TO the penal clause, re-
| ducing the amount in all. save that refer
/ ring 10 shows. 10 an amount not less than
| 3. or more than SIS. or not 10 exceed 80
days Imprisonment. The former penalty
/ prescribed fine OF not exceeding 500. or
imprisonment not exceeding six months.
Alderman DeGraa { for the Committee on
| Ordinances reported that he had minority
| report to submit on the Cable Road appli-
! cation. Alderman Essen hardt esk ed further
| time 10 preyent a majority report and the
matter went over for smother week The
| CC-nrsittes on Parks were instructed 10
recommend some person To take cIarge of
-
gine House property were presented as fol-
lows. Manly Jones. 81 002. Eli Cummings.
81 500. referred 20 Committee on Ways and
Means. The amended ordinance relative 10
nuis1nces was taken f.om the table,
placed on its third reading and
! much useless discussion aiso the amount OF
power which should be given the Board of
Health. was INDUCED in. Alderman Hunt
/ ley delivered q nne grafton 90 the health
fnlness OF siablesend manure piles. Alder
man Hantloy moved ss an amendment TO
make The distance from = house at which a
stable might te maintained. serenity feet;
lost. The ordinance rs amended was
tasssd.
Alderman De Graaf offered the following
Resoired. That the Common Council Of
the city Of Grand Rspids recommend the
opening Of saloons ct a. M, and the clos
ing os the same az II p. H.. uader the fol-
lowing RESTRICTIONS
FirSt-Ttlat when IS is Il o'clock .. m.
all places where LIQUOR are sold will have
their curtains raised and screens or glass
frames removed and light in the place so
that The people passing can see tEat the
place IN closed
keep bis or her place open on SUNDAY, or
allow liquors 10 te sold on The premises
during that day. also keep the curtains
raised. snd be il further
Resoessd that whSn this is granted 10
them. and any OF them are convicted for
keeping open after said hours or on Sunday,
this Council viii revoke their license.
The vo,e on the resolution was IS fol-
lows.
YsGs-Aldermen De Graf. Dovie. Hay.
ward. Hunsiey. Ls1nsere. Psntlind-6.
Nsys-Creqae. Davidson. Eisennardt
MsriS, Saunders Stewart Sbanaban-7
Aid. De6rsn asked that the resolution
he transmiued "a The Board Of Polscs and
Fire Commissioners as showing the sense
of this Council. The clerk stated that he
would coFaply.
The request of the School Beard for ths
issuance of bonds 70 the AMOUNT of s60D
/ for the proposed sdditions 70 the Piainfed-
| ave. sch0ci. was approved. 21d the issusocs
Of the bonds or6srsd. The steamboat
chsnnei sewer Was ordered cleaned snd ths
Beard Of Health directed TO have the same
done st oace
Aid. Dst3rsf moved a Reconsideration ol
he vote en the resolution reiatiTs "a clos
ing saloons st II o clock. carried.
Mayor Dikeman ssi1: After tslkins
with snnerinfendent Smith and The pro
prietoTs Of restaurants and saloons suz
xcsfeG tkaf this resolution be drawn Go
the Superintendent feeling that bv 40 dosnc
be could enforce the isw ard keen "a.
places closed on sunssy. and ihst the Een
themselves Would close promptly - Il
feel thar If This is done TIE ordinances wi
BE Better enforced than ever before
Alderman Eanniere-''The Superirtent o
Police sent for nae today and talked of III
! matter He sald an extension sush ss pro
/ pesel vas wertay of a trial"
Akler8 De<1rsf-'sI have tsfked wift
snnnbeF II church Peep. ard shey "a,
they would aof be sistareed il saioon< re
y.s..snss1 rrer q II nnf.f1f~h< Ia. Il - S.4 !,